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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade More Quiet, bus Still Healthy In Its
Volume

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. s.
In some branches of trade there is less activ-
ity than at any time for some weeks past This
is accounted for from the fact that the country
merchants taking soundings to where
they stand; then tax-paying exerts some inau
unfavorable to business, but the present
volume leaves little room fo- complaint. as it is
now handsomely in excess OF the corresponding
period last year, and promises to be through the
month; in fact through the fall months. Gro
report trade little off, but firm tone to
prices prevails on all staple articles Sugars
moving out fairly well at firm prices. The
stock in hand at the four ports Oct. L was 49,
891 tons, against 149, 116 tons corresponding
period 1886. Molasses is in moderate request
The stock in the four ports Oct. ! was 5647
hogheads. against 4657 in 1885, and against
Q. PIG in 1885. The coffee market is quiet. both
in Western and Eastern trade centers. Holders
talk encouragingly of the situation, but buyers
hold off, There is a fair demand for mild grades
and prices are steady and we'll maintained.
BRAZIL COFFEE STOCK AND AFLoAT
Bags.
Total stock in Baltimore 3S,224
Total stock in New Orleans 1870
Total stock in United States. 3s1 1888
Ahoat from Rio per steam to Sept. 24--.--- 10000
Afoat from Rio per sail to Sept. 24.---- 10000
Afoat from Santos per steam and sail to
sept. I4..--- --------.---.--- 1900
Total 454, 1873
Same time last year 500, S5S
There has been good movement in teas the
past week. The line trade has further in
creased. and reports from all parts Of the coun-
try favorable for large fall distribution.
Formosas continue to receive particular atten-
ton, and several goodsized invoices to arrive
and on spot have been disposed of at full prices.
In New York there large sales of
Amoys. about 20. 600 packages in ALL from the
stock of the Messrs. Low, who closing up
their i'm porting business. These teas have gone
into strong hands. and will not be again thrown
on the market. Low grades generally on a
firmer basis. The produce markets continue
active Eggs firm and in good demand. Choice
butter meets with good sale. Poultry selling
better, but prices do not advance with the in
creased demand. Vegetables coming in more
freely, and the tendency is to lower prices.
Watermelons and cantelopes out of the mar
ket Apples arriving in large quantities.
Choice fruit firm in tone. Common apples SELL
ing cheap. There still few pears the
market and they range in price from 81. so to So
per bushel. This week will wind up the season
for tomatoes and green corn. Lemons in light
request; prices weak Oranges selling better;
but few on the market
The local market continues firm in tone, and
there is an active demand for all grades Mixed
corn is, WELL in good request, but other grades
rule tame. Oats are wanted at quotations. Re-
ceipts OF all cereals light Track bids to-day
ruled as follows:
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firm; fair inquiry; Western. 10 25ic; Western
creamery, 16 0253c. Cheese in better demand
and nrm; Western, 81 q &c.
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FARM SEED.

Huntington s. Hoss, indianapolis wholesale and re-
tail dealers in clover timothy, blue grass, orchard
grass red top, etc.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.-Wool-There is q more hope
full feeling in the wool market and prices less
nominal than for several weeks Texas and Territory
have experienced the most change. Complaints re-
garding money are being made In the West.
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ITs thousands OF cures the best advertise
ment for Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Dry Goods-There was a
moderate demand for spot selections in all depart
nents of dry goods but tho general trade reflected
the quiet usual to the period of the
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle BARELY Steady-Hogs Quiet and Low
er-Sheep Barely Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5.
CATTLE Receipts, 300; shipments, IS. Light
supply of shippers and market about steady but
butchers grades plenty and barely steady;
few loads left ever unsold.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Oct. Cooper quiet; lake. 10. 37Ia
Q10.5Oc. Lead firm; domestic, 4. Acc. Tin, steady.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 5.-Lead firm at A. 25 04.27c..
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-Four per cent. bonds-124 Ma
-Four and q half per ct 1888 Ma,
Pacific 6s of '95..--.121 Me-
Louisiana eonsols- -. 81 Mic
Missouri IS. 1O2 Mir
Tenn. settlement 6s- JOB MiI
Tenn. settlement 5s. 100 Mis-
Tenn. settlement 3s-- 69ss Mo
Central Pacific lists ia Mo,
Den. q Rio G.. lists -12l Mas
Den. u r.. G.. w. lists 70 Ney
Erie seconds $1,000. 994 MOI
NJ. X. & Il. gen. 6s-- L Nor
Northern Pacific lists j l45s MOI
Northern Pacific DDS loo Chi
Northwestern consois13S12 G. &
Northwest. debent. 5sl07 New
St. j.. a. ). L. gen. m ll34 Obi
St,Paul consols----.- IL Obi
SIP, Chi. 81 Pac. lists 116 Obi
Texas Pac. I'd grants AZ Ont
u. P, X. G.. ex. coup 81 Ore
Union Pacific frsts- -il43s Ore
West Shore -------- % q Ore
Adams Express. -----1 Pac
Allegheny Central..-- ---- Par
Alton g. Terre Haute- 80 PEG
Alton 81 7. IL. pref 20 Pitt
American Express. -i0719 Pull
b., G. X. Sc No. 80 Rea
Canada Pacific. ------ 81 Roc
Canada Southern. go. 81 le st.
Central Pacific --- "a st.
Chesapeake g. Ohio SIG st.
g. 81 O. pref. frsts--- gig c..
c. g. O. seconds z G.,
Chicago & Alton lilo St.
@. & 4. preferred. --.l60 st.
O.. b. 81 Q-.----133Al st.
Chi. st. l.. & N. o. ---- Tex
c.. st. l.. 81 P---. 144 Uni
O., St. l.. 81 p. pref 37l2 y.
O., S. 81 C.---- 56l4 Wa
Cleveld & Columbus 80 w.
Delaware 81 Hudson 9819 We
Del, Lack. 81 West. -126l4 w.
d. 81 Rio Grande.---. 2isa Col,
Erie 2S5s HoI
Erie preferred ------ 6514 Irol
East Tennessee 1914 Ont
East Tennessee pref 56l2 Qui
Fort Wayne. --.-----l50 Qui
Hannibal g. st. joe 49,. Sou
III. & St. Joe pref -. 49,. SUIT
Harlem -----.--200 Y,
Houston & Texas 49,. % ". J
Illinois Central. --.-.-117 NJ,
J., Is. " W-----.----- 10 NJ,
Kansas 81 Texas. $50. 2310 NJ. =
Lake Erie Sc Western 15l4 c..
Lake Shore ----. 93be Tol,
Louisville & Nashville 81 TT.
L.. 81 v. A.---.---.- 81 Am
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-B
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FAMILIES STARVING
In the Drouth Stricken Dittrict Of
TexEs.


GALVESTON, TEX, April "A
special to the Ne,0S, from Austin,
says: State Senator Woodward, OF
Calhoun county, has received a state
ment from Aqascosa county sworn to
by four responsible citizens and in
dorsed by the County Judge. Sheriff
and County Clerk, giving the names
of nineteen families in precincts
Three, Five and Six of that county,
whom, the atlantis declare, are IN a
condition of starvation OccasiOned by
the drouth. The number Of persons
in each family is stated, showing a
total number OF LOG persons. The
paper states that these families are
unable to procure sufficient food and
are now resorting in some cases to
eating carcasses Of cattle that have
died from starvation aud begging
bread from their neighbors to sus-
tain life. Those who would aid them
if possible are themselves in d stress
and have nothing that can be spared.
The signers of the statement appeal
for aid from the Legislature, but as
nothing more can be expected from
that source, it is left for the gener-
Gus and more fortunate Of other
counties to render such aid as they
can. The statement represents a
deplOrable state OF affairs, and con
cludes by saying that whatever is
done should be done at once.
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nor omnipotent, neither do we claim
TO know all things-past, present and
future. wish to be understood as
saving nothing against churches or
religious beliefs, neither Catholic,
Protestant nor any other. There is
no religion but is good or out of
which GOOD does not come. | wish
YOU TO make plain that We come for
no ribald or foolish purpose, nor
merely to crafty vulgar curiosity.
We claim nothing in the way of for
tune telling or necromancy. But We
come with plain, unyarnished truth,
seeking a place in the credence of
mankind, claiming only to assist and
at the same time carry out the ends
for which nature has designed us. d"
The author of these communica-
tions signs himself Wells, or some
times "Dr. Wells" He was asked
if he would make any statement as
to his own identity. He answered;
mot. at present. As TO VINO | was
or where my life was in physical
form | prefer now to say nothing.
Some time | intend to give com
plete history of myself and how | be-
came to be identified with this work,
but for the present | give my name
only as DR.. Wells, and prefer to re-
main incog."
WHAT DIR. SAPP THINKS.
DR.. Sapp, who is a well known
physician of reputable practice in
the city for many years, and standing
high among his professional breth-
reD, was asked ii he had any state
ment to make in regard to the mani
festationsand their application. He
said:
II have only to say that am fully
convinced that this intelligent force
or personality manifestiug through
it the instrument can do what
claims to be able to do, aud that it
is to be depended upon in its dag
nosis of diseases. 1t can 90 where |
cannot 60 and see what | cannot see.
In my own practice | often had to
lament that | cases that felt could
have been cured, simply through my
inability to perceive the real nature
of the malady. l have given this
matter thorough investigation; it APP
peals to my reason and judgment, |
have submitted it to rigid tests, and
know that it has not deceived or
misled me. | do not tbeorize on the
nature or origin of this intelligent
force, but l know that it has been to
me an invaluable assistance in the
practice of medicine"
I'm what PARTICULARS
I'm diagnosis particularly, but also
in remedy"
1t would be easy to relate many in
cidents of the strange power pos
sessed by this occult agency, spirit or
whatever it is, but there is no room
for more in this article. One thing
is, however, clear and should be said.
No candid minded man can investi-
gate the phenomena without the con-
viction being forced upon him that
there is manifestation of power and
intelligence in that that comes from
without the pale of visible existence
and for which no theory Of trickery,
COLLISION, delusion or deception, con-
scious or unconscious, can account.
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Order of Publication.

No; el14. R. DIN the Chapsery cour 81
Shelby county, Tennessee-StSie o. T n
nessee vs.. Richard p. Aldrirh. =
It appearing fSom ths return q the shs ,.Is
Williams, James Brown. Ida IS. Craig, 4.
Craig. W H; Sanders, Edward whitney. 4.
William Conway, Ellen Simmons, Sallie u.
Harris, Thomas Z. Harris. RiehA I'd jones,
sons, Louie Sins, Mrs. z. V. Scott, George
Thompson. Andrew Allen. Philip Nirhol-
son, Margar.t Howe, ID. Mcdonald, are cot
to be found in his county;
1t Is therefore ordered, That they mako
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of Shelby county, in tho city Of Memphis,
row Taxing District q Shelby. county. Ten
nessie, on tho FIRST Monday in April. lsS70
and plead, answer or dnmur 10 complainanPg
bill, or tho same viii he taken for confessed
as 10 them and set for hearing exrOrte; md
that 4 copy of this order be published once .
week for four successive weeks in the Nem-
phis Appeal This Sth day OF March, ISL
A copy-Attest:
S. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY T. .. Caldwell, d. Z. and N. We
+, III a q. W. Heiskell, Soils. fni c0upi' =
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Order OF G.nbIicatiOn

No. 6Ol2, r. D.-In the Chancery Court Of
Shelby ecuuty, TonnesseC-state OF Ten
nessee vs.. " u. Frey ct nj.
II appearing from the Sheriff s re'ur1 IN
this cause that the co,ondaats, Cha LIS ".
uarraway, Danie Wotrord, J. p. Carrie ter,
Jostph Goodman, Mary Q. Ward, lhoe as y.
Ward, Annie f.. Holmes, Alexander koesis
and wife NJ B Koesis. A u. CIrtls, g. II.
Southtrland Wm. Buchanan, Ollie Ward
Andrew Ward, Z. V. Rawlings, X. R. Std
ger, are not to 10 found in his county;
Il Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, At the cour' house
Of Shelby county, in the city Of MemPhiss
now Taxing District OF Shelby county, Ten
nessoe, on the first Monday in april,
1887, and plead, answer or demur % COM
plainant's bill, or the samo will bo taken for
confessed as to them and sol for hearing er
parte; and that n copy Of this order DO pub
iished once week, for four successive
weeks, in the Menphis Appeal. This sth
day OF March, 1887,
A copy-attest; We
81. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mister.
By T. b, CALDWELL, Deputy Q. and ".
II. II. 4 Q. W. Heiskell, soils for clTplat.
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AN kXCItINH FIRE.
Several Persons Barely Escape with
Their Lives.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, April 2.-Smith's
block, q five story French fiat
structure on Wylie avenue. was bad
ly damaged by fire IT 8 o'clock this
morning. The building was occu-
pied by ten families who lost nearly
all their effects. The fire started in
the basement and tie flames quickly
shot up the elevate. shaft, spreading
to all parts of the building. A panic
ensued among the occupants OF the
three upper floors, aed,a number OF
persons barely escsped with their
lives. Mrs. Hinohman and Ms,
Osmond were taken from the fourth
floor almost suffocs ted, while Mrs.
Wilt, a visitor, n ade her escape
from the fifth story by means of a
rope suspended fros, the roof, which
had been used in Ilising articles to
the upper floors. William Henry
Smith, the owner Of the building,
who had merchau, tailoring estab.
lishment on the first floor, was pain
fully burned about the head and face
while trying to extinguish the
flames. His son, who forced his
way into the burning building and
rescued him, was also badly singed.
The total loss was about $I 900,
which is covered by an insur-
ance of $4,000. The fire is sup
posed to have caught from the natu-
raj gas under the boilers.
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Non Resident Notice.

No. 55I n. In the Probate Court OF Sb elby
county, Tenn. bernard Dauriac u al vs..
Unknown llOrs Ct Arabolln NJ. Bacquet
ct al.
II appearing FROM the amended bill sworn
to in this cause, That the deie dRnts, tho I'M
known heirs OF ATa6ola NJ, Bacqu act, whose
names and places Of residence are unknown
and cannot be REooftained upBn diligent in
quiry are made pnrios on account OF inter
EFT in the following described land. situated
In She by county, Tenntss. Q, "a, wit Begin
ming at q stake on the Pigeon Rcost plank
rtai nelr ". D. neadr 'ci's gate, gud run
Ming with said road Y =. 5s9i west 8. 2S 9hains
TO 40 angle N said roedI ,thence with said
road north 5!h west 10 chains 70 mother
angle IN said roads tho ce with said road
nor IA "a west chains to another anal in
said road; thcnos with said cad noltl va
wst II 10 chains then0A north 10 chnioa and
81 links: thonoe west 20 chains and u ,inke
to tho beginning, containing soyenttoC ana
62-lO0 acres. This being suit for POI tition,
IL il therefore ordered. That they make
their Appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of Shelley county, IN Memphis, Tonnt on or
before tho first Monday in May, 1887, md
poud, answer or demur to complain nts'
bill or the snmo will 10 taken for confessed
no TO them and vet r hearing OK parto; and
that n cory Il this order be publishei once q
week for tOpr BuCte sND wet ks, in the n c M
phis Daily Appeal. This Nth day Of March,
1887. cop attest;
py Thos 3. Cronshnw, D. G.
John liuasuo and II +. Walih, 90. o, ore
fDr rhWplRiuhnts. wO
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Order uf Publication.

No. e0T2, Il. DIN tho Chancery Court of
Shelby county. Ten asssoo. state OF Ton
nesseo Va. W. M. Sneod OF al.
II appearing from the Sheriff g return IN
Roy, Josoph Robin,on, Matte A. aiddons g.,
Lucy NJ. 0hildrcss, John d. James, IT. John
McLain Hatcher. are not to be louud N his
county;
IL Is therefore ordered, That they mako
tleir appoaTanco herein, at the courthouse
OF shelby county, In tho city Of Mcmphis.
new Taxing District Of Shelby. county, Ton
no soc, on tho first Monday in April. 1887,
and plead, answer or demur 70 COMPLAIN
confessed rs to them and set for hoaring on
pnrle, and that copy Of this order no pub
iished once a .w,ek,. for four sus cessiye
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This Sth
day OF March, 1887, A oopy--attesti We
s. I, MCDOWELL, Cork and Mgsssr.
BY Z, o. Caldwell, Deputy o. aud NJ
q. IL. Z. W. HolskSli, SoiA. Tor coma ~
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prisoners Hanged.

BERLIN, April 2.-Threo persons
who were concerned in the attempt
to assassinate the Gar by means Of
bombs in st. Petersburg on March
18th, were hanged Thursday last.
Twenty more officers in various
branches OF the service have been
arrested in connection with the at
tempt made against the life Of the
Gar in the park of the Gatschina
Palace on Tuesday last.
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A,RhVnNpAN, MAss., January IS, 1851.

AsRbvASHAN, Mass, January Is, 1886.
have been very sick over two year.. They
al gave ne up as past euro tried the mott
skill ful ply .ieiaAs, bu, they 4 d not reach
the woise part; he l1nE. ahd heart would
throat was very bad. I told my chillr.n
should never aie in poao, till | ha tried
Hop B,ttsrs. when had taken two bottles
they helped mo very much Ia deed. When j
had taken two more bottle. l was we'll,
seen how hey cured Inc, and they used them
aud we're en- cd aud feel as than Aful NJ do
that thepsis so valuable q medicine made.
Y, Ara trsi, MRS. JULlA q. ~ ShlNG.
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scarlet Fever and Diphiheria

Are spread by contagion, by the irsnc-
fer OF living matter. Thee particles
come from ths skin, the membrGnorio
lining OF the mouth, rose and throat,
ard from The II teptines end urinary
organs. Disinfect + @ompty and thor.
oughly vita Dart! 3 Prophy laotic
Flu d, tAe great germ Destroyer Pct
II. T Luptor, q tho Wand r0i't Uni
yersity, Tonne zoe, a5ys; "As disin-
f,clant and det,r.en Dsrby's Pfophy-
lectic Fluid ia fupsrior to any prepgrR-
tion.with which am acquainted"
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Order of Publication.

No. 6i4i, Il. Din tho Uhnnorry Court Of
Shelby County. Tennes, eo--S. II. Lamb OF
81 w. n on II. Kennedy OF Il
1t appearing from bill which y Bworn to IN
Kennedy, is u resident Of tho state " Now
York aLd non resident &, I tho state tf Ten
il Is therefore ordered. That she make
her appearance herein, nj the courthouse
now Iraxlng District OF shelby county,
Tenn., On the fret Nor day In April, 1887
an plead, answer or demuI to complainants.
bill, or tho same W II be taken for confessed
as TO her atd set for hearing OK parte md
that COPY of this order DO published once q
phis Appeal. This 9Th day Of MAJ CHI, 1857.
A eOpy-atLsti
s. I MCDOWELL, Clsrk and Mns'er.
By L. b. Caldwell, Deputy Y. ard NJ.
Adams 4 Lamb, SOS for oompl't. we
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FROZEN TO Death.
BenleFs Caught by an lee flOe aud
Carried ont 90 Sea.

ST. JOINS, N. f., April "A
party Of sealers went from the shore
of the channel on the west coast OF
Newfoundland, on sealing expedi-
ton. The ice moved seward, carry
ing the men with it. Two bodies
have been recovered from the ice
foe. The men had been frozen to
death. No further particulars have
been received concerning the steam
er Eagle disaster. The steamer
Aurora has been dispatched to the
scene. Hopes are entertained that
some Of the Eagles crew are yet
alive. Her crew numbered 20 men.
A derelict sailing vessel is drifting
down on Trepassey, on the southwest
coast.
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InsOIVent Notice.

State Of Tenneuee, Shelby County once
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn'S
March 9, 1881,
tate OF Henry q. Dent. dec ased
II AVlNu suggested the insolvency o me
IL estate of Henry o. Don't, DECEASED
you are hereby ordered to give Office ~ az az
yertisement in come Newspaper publspeo
within the said State, and also az ,ho ccnIt-
house door Of Shelby county, ior All pers ons
having claims against said estate, e appear
ano ale the came, euthenti ated IN we in Is,t
ber presoribed by law, on or before me i iS.a
dsy 81 June, 1857, and any claim not hied
on on beioro said day, or before an lplropIl-
alton q the funds Of isit estate i.T %S Npd
sSn,tv' witness my hand, at Office, TINS sth
a'y 81 "a''u' 1901 p. J. QUIgLEY, Clerk.
BY Thos. d. Crenshaw, d: u .a !, ,ho
Notice Is hereby given as alrsetea IN IN"
above 0rJJepilN LoAGUE, Administrator.
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stsry or q Postal Gard.

I was aHssted with Kidney and urinary
Tr0ahbe-
"Ror twelve years"
Aftor tryinE all the doctors an d pate /
nsdisinss | esnla hear Of, | used two bot
ties Of Hep
"Bitteis;"
Aid / am perfectly cured. l keepit
Respe..isiiy, B, +. BOOTH, Salisbury /,
TenA. Nay 4, 1883.
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NOn.Resident Notice.

No. 1918, R. D Circuit Court OF Shelby
County, Tenn.-Thomas Berry w. Sallie
Berry.
II appearing from the petition hled in this
cause, which 10 sworn 10, that Tho defendant,
SAllie Ferry, Is nonFeEidont Of the State
II Is there ore ordered, That she mai
her Appearance herein, at the courthouse, In
the city Of Mempb IA, Ter nessos, on or before
the third Monday in May pext, 1851, and
divorce, OF the same will be tak6n for con-
fessed ~ 10 her and the cause /. for hear. u Il
eI partei and that y copy OF this order bO
published once a week, for four successive
week., in the Ne mphis APPEAL.
A copy-atteat:
ByJ T. TOmlinsOn, ID. @. mhG tue
Attorney for Plaintiff, John T Moss,
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Rally Saved.

We are 30 thankful TO say that our nursing
baby was permanently cared of n dangerous
and pr ,traeted constipation and itIcgu W
Of the bowels by the use OF Hop BittcIs by its
nursing mother, which tt tho Same time re-
stoI ed hef 10 per feot health and strength. -
Tho Parents, Roche stor, NY.
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GENrs-Iour Hop Bitters, have bOen Of
great ya'aO = mo. | was laid up with ty;
get NJ relief until tried your Hop III tors.
10 those suffering from debility, or anyone
in feeble health, cord ally recommend
them, J. U. Br0EIHtL.
No e'S FAltou str, OF, Chicago, Ill
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OrrCr 0r PnbIlcnii, u.

No. Gill, r. D In the Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee state o. lem
nnslos Va. JAS. X, Allen Of Al
II appearing from tho Shor u ; return in
this cause that the de PENDANTS, Laura MGorss
Katie jacobs, Amanda Wicks, MARY /. llells
ii. Bell, Mary Fisher, Corr eAus fisher,.
Henry Jones, Cithg-ine Watson, Pste- Wat
son, Charles A. NiCiOl, Mamie ". NichOi,
James o. Farrell. Rosa N, Bridscg, james
Fuller, FIaile Butler. II my j. Cou Is, ID.
i. Snowden, Gecrgo W. Anderson, arc not
10 be found in his county;
Ii is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance hCroin, at the courth oso o.
Shelby county, In the c Y Of Memphls, ! os
see, on tho first Monday 10 fpril, 1857, and
Plead, answer or demnr to complain ants bill
or the sane will baAIfen for confessed as TO
them and set for h Nkng OK paIts and that =,
copy Of this order 10 published once we:k,
Tor iuur successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal This sta day Of March, 1881
A cOpy-attesti We
s. I MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT.B. Caldwell, Deputy G. and NJ. -,
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